Celem artykułu jest przedstawienie możliwości wykorzystania teorii społecznej dezorganizacji do badania zróżnicowania przestrzennego przestępczości. W opracowaniu omówiono założenia tej teorii oraz dokonano przeglądu badań wykorzystujących tę teorię. Opis tych badań koncentrował się na przestrzennej skali i zakresie badań, typach i źródłach wskaźników przestępstw, które stanowią zmienne zależne w analizie regresji, na wyborze cech społeczno-ekonomicznych, które są zmiennymi niezależnymi w analizie regresji, oraz na odpowiednich elementach teorii, wynikach badań i sugestiach co do dalszych badań dotyczących poruszanego tematu.
przestępczość, analiza statystyczna
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